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How do One Night classes work @ Looking Glass?
Welcome to Looking Glass Pottery Studio! The purpose of our one night classes is to allow new and experienced potters the chance to work in clay under instructor guidance without a long time commitment. Please note that there are some physical requirements with pottery wheels, but no experience in clay required for many of our courses!
- To see our current offerings across all of our services, go to Schedule > Book with Us
Read below for more information about these course offerings, and as always, check out our Events calendar for more details on studio happenings.
Interested in something else?
- For those who want to dive into Clay more, consider our 8-week class series.
- Additionally, we also offer Private Events if you'd like to schedule a one-time event with some friends!
I took a one night class -- is my pottery ready?
All Classes through 8/9 are complete and ready for pickup.
Classes in Progress
- 8/16 - Partly glazed, finishing up
- 8/17 - Bisque-fired, starting glaze
- 8/23 - Trimmed and drying
- 8/24 - Trimming
- 8/30 - Drying
- 8/31 - Drying
Last updated 9/1
Class Details
One-Night Classes
Cost: $45 - 55 per person per event depending on materials
Duration: One time
Experience required: None
One night classes are great for students interested in getting started in clay, or learning more with an instructor-led session but a low-time commitment.
What to Expect:
The class instructor will guide participants on throwing 3 one-pound balls of clay as time permits. Participants can choose the glaze color for their finished pieces from a studio selection, and then pick their finished & fired pieces up approximately 3-4 weeks after class. Picking up work is an OPTIONAL step; not required, but please let us know during class if you don't plan to come back for your work.
Please note that the recommended age for classes is 16 and up, though in some cases potters as young as 12 may participate.
What to Bring:
- Participants should wear clothes they are comfortable getting dirty in
- Long hair should be tied back, long necklaces should be under a shirt or taken off, rings should be removed, and we recommend taking off all watches/bracelets.
- The studio has aprons, but we recommend bringing a small hand towel.
If you have any questions, please contact us at support@lookingglasspottery.com.
Other Class Offerings
We are always on the lookout for fun events and techniques, so may expand our course offering soon. Contact us if you have any questions or check out our Studio Events page for details on future workshops!
Sample One-Night Student Work
